Foreword-Forward | Commonly Confused Words

Foreword

/ˈfɔːwəːd/

An introductory note in a book, typically written by someone other than the author, providing context or background

/ˈfɔːwəd/

To move or send something toward a destination

No, no forwarding address.Life moves forward, whether you like it or not.It seemed like he was looking forward to something exciting.

Foreword has word in it, which is related to writing or speaking, hinting at its use as a section in a book.
Forward has for in it, indicating direction or progress, which can help you remember it's about movement or orientation.
Remember that foreword is often used in literature, usually as an introduction written by someone other than the author, while forward is more about moving ahead or sending something.
If it involves books or their sections, its likely foreword'.
Think of forward as related to physical or abstract movement, pushing what's ahead.